Ann Douglas: Stories

Kara Zorel was the last daughter of Krypton and one of the world's greatest heroes. Yet beneath it all, she was also a woman in search of love.

Born on opposite sides of the law, Batgirl and the Catwoman should've been natural enemies. Then why was it that Barbara and Selina found that they were the best of lovers?

Harold wasn't having fun on spring break. His buddies seemed to use him for transportation. The last day he got lucky when he met a busty older woman.

Laurel McAlister was determined to fill the void in her life, even if she had to go to previously ridiculed possibilities

Nicholas Porter didn't consider himself a hero, and if asked, was uncomfortable with all the attention that entailed. A position that changed, however, when he discovered a hero's reward. / (Reviews)

In 1980 San Diego, divorced editor Alice Martinelli befriends Miyoshi, a reserved Japanese accountant with a passion for books. When friendship becomes irresistible desire, Alice must confront workplace gossip, question everything she assumed about herself—and decide whether she is ready to embrace an unexpected love.

On a mission over sees she meets her by chance and it's almost the best thing.

Being up a creek without a paddle isn't always a bad thing.

Whitney Pennington had one advantage over her fellow students in Late Twentieth Century History. What they only knew from textbooks had been her life.

Jack Taylor cut school to be the first to see the new Clint Conner action film. The real action, however, turned out to be not on the screen but down in the seats